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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]17:18, that was Jeffrey Dahmer (the boy escaped from him and the people who found the boy gave him back to Dahmer and he was killed). Horrifying.[/quote]

My friend was the paramedic who picked up Dahmer from the prison after he was assulted and killed.  He was killed in a very horrific manner and I know too many graphic details about the injuries he had sustained.

My dad's friend, a police officer, asked me if I could come down to the station to help him with a paper.  He was writing the paper on a child abuse case that had haunted him for a few years.  There was a case were infant siblings both thought to be SIDS cases, one baby died under the care of the mom, and the other died under the care of the dad.  It wasn't until they had their 3rd baby in the waiting room at the welfare office that anyone suspected them of abuse.  While they were sitting there the baby wouldn't calm and the mom held the baby while the dad snapped his leg.  The welfare office was just two floors down from CPS and those parents left there in the back of a police car.

In the middle of this story the police man pulled out Polaroids of the exhumed bodies of these babies.  He tossed them onto the desk and told me that was my dad's first case as a CPS worker.  I knew my dad had seen terrible things but I found it especially haunting that this was his very first case.[/quote]

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